To my best knowledge J.D. had numerously used terms and text passages that the publisher felt to censor back then in 1951. I assume that there is no uncensored issue on the market until now. But I'm not sure, so tnat's why I'm asking.

In Germany there are 3 different translations I think. They probably differ a lot from each other. The latest translation is said to use a more colloquial language where it is appropriate.

However I prefer to read the original text and off course as uncensored as possible.

There is still censorship throughout in the media. The death of J.D. Salinger who of course was not the initiator of censorship is not going to change anything on this issue.
I assume that those censored text passages and terms wouldn't be offensive if they had to be measured with todays standarts.
But I don't know and I#m curious.